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  • The module '''msgsniff''' is for you to probe all the messages being generated and, or received by Yate. The sniffer will dump the Yate messages to output or log file.
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  • Messages are one of the main parts of Yate's architecture. We use them for the commu Messages can be dispatched or enqueued. Dispatching a message is done synchronously
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  • Below you will find a list with all standards messages in Yate. ...This allows us to have a bigger flexibility than functions, mainly because messages in Yate can have an arbitrary number of parameters.
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  • ...ule (the same goes for external scripts) you can have access to all Yate's messages. |class="yate-header-right"|YATE's Messages in JavaScript
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  • To have access to specific messages from Javascript you have to install a handler.
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  • ===How to convert SIP headers into SIP parameters and in what messages=== On incoming messages the SIP headers are added in Yate messages as '''sip_headername''' where headername is the lowercase version of the re
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  • You can now enable chat messages between SIP clients or build custom applications based on SIP MESSAGE much ... configurations if you already allowed SIP calls in Yate, besides enabling messages in ysipchan.conf as seen in the configuration above.
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  • Also, it can be overridden when sending DTMFs (chan.dtmf messages) by a '''methods''' parameter. It can be overridden in [[chan.dtmf]] messages by a parameter with the same name.
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  • ...or conference room are taken from [[call.execute]] and [[call.conference]] messages.<br> * ''billing'' (default false) emits messages needed to bill conference participants
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  • ...onstruct the message. But in voice and video calls this is very important. Messages have to come in the same order or at least the section that handles the rec
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  • ...concerned with call signaling is used to complete the info carried by Q931 messages which is missing certain important things for a H323 transmission like the
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  • ...real time multimedia session in numerous formats like voice, video or text messages.
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  • ...ipt that handles: user.auth, user.register, user.unregister and call.route messages
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  • ... basic routing functionality, this module allows custom handling for other messages and using global variables. ==Messages handled==
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  • ...achine on" command. In this mode answers are machine parsable and also the messages are dumped just after being dispatched. The message text format is the same * [[Debugging and, or Investigation of messages]]
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  • Note that the most important debugging messages have numerically lower levels. ...d terminal output with unimportant messages it is possible to only display messages with a level numerically lower (that is, more important) than a specific li
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  • :The following parameters enable handling of individual messages. Each must be enabled manually in this config file: ...ing handlers on the "chan.disconnected", "call.answered" and "chan.hangup" messages. Defaults to no
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  • == Defining messages priorities== In [general] section you can set the priority of the various messages handled by regfile and define file where registration information can be sa
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  • The module works by selectively altering resource names in Yate's messages. Relevant parameters are prefixed with the node name of the server that sho ===Messages===
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  • * [[How to convert SIP headers into SIP parameters names in messages]] * [[Using SIP MESSAGE or how to enable chat messages in SIP]]
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  • Messages are intercepted by pbxassist at a high priority (default 15) and the state ...ation" message is enqueued. The module provides default handling for these messages by executing the requested operation.
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  • There are no cause codes in IAX, only textual messages sent with the REJECT or HANGUP packet.
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  • This page describes the flow of messages that deal with RTP forwarding and how to enable SDP forwarding.
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  • * localaddress: Local address to set in sent messages
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  • ... us to have a bigger flexibility than with plain functions, mainly because messages in Yate can have an arbitrary number of parameters, and can be sent to more
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  • ; imtochantext: boolean: Send received IM messages as chan.text if a channel is found ; chat: Send tones as chat messages
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  • The flow for this messages is similar to the HTTP request/response transaction model. ... a user agent client (UAC) and a user agent server(UAS), and comprises all messages from the initial request to the final response.
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  • This is a SIGTRAN protocol and it was designed for remote processing of SS7 messages above MTP3 protocol, mostly ISUP and SCCP.
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  • * localaddress: Local address to set in sent messages
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  • ; Also, this parameter can be overridden in chan.dtmf messages by a 'methods' parameter
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  • Typically these messages are queued asynchronously and the module does not wait for them being dispa
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  • Normally these messages are queued asynchronously and the module does not wait for them being dispa
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  • :::Auto append Answered, Ringing and Progress _signalling_ messages to Accept after successfull routing
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  • * Tell YATE that this script is interested in call.route messages * Wait for [[call.route]] messages to come in from YATE
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  • ; is specified in processed messages or the tone is not found for the specified
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  • === Unhandled messages ===
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  • This is used typically by RTP to send DTMF messages apparently from the channel the RTP stream belongs to.
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  • * [[Messages]] [[Category:SIP]] [[Category:Messages]]
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  • ; NOTE: If 0, no debug messages will be printed out from this group or lines belonging to it
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  • : It can be overridden in [[chan.rtp]] messages. * '''monitoring''': bool: Emit the messages required for SNMP monitoring
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  • t Timestamp debugging messages relative to program start e Timestamp debugging messages based on EPOCH (1-1-1970 GMT)
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  • ...g you can increase the number of '''-v''' in the command to see more error messages. t Timestamp debugging messages relative to program start
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  • t Timestamp debugging messages relative to program start e Timestamp debugging messages based on EPOCH (1-1-1970 GMT)
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  • Also, it can be overridden when sending DTMFs (chan.dtmf messages) by a '''methods''' parameter. Also, it can be overridden in chan.dtmf messages by a parameter with the same name.
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  • The problem to be solved was providing a way of dealing with flood messages, while not disturbing traffic for already established transactions. ...n: bool: Activate the drop mechanism for INVITE/REGISTER/SUBSCRIBE/OPTIONS messages when
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  • ...ser is subscribed to receive notification if another user is called or has messages. Internally Yate will handle the following messages:
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  • SIP generic messages are messages generated by the [[SIP Configuration File|ysipchan]] module on receiving th
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  • :Optional integer specifying the number of unread (new) voice messages :Optional integer specifying the number of read (old) voice messages
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  • 1) When running "make" you may encounter a few messages starting with „Makefile” which will state that some dependency operator
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  • Modifies parameters of ISUP messages passed through in STP mode Modifies parameters of ISUP messages passed through in STP mode
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  • Logging of spandsp messages at DEBUG and FLOW levels is disabled by default. It can be controlled at ru
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  • The matching [[call.execute]], [[chan.attach]] and [[chan.record]] messages are modified just before being received by wavefile.
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  • ... boolean: Dump the iq stanza in a 'data' parameter of dispatched jabber.iq messages
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  • * offline messages ; This parameter is used as groups list separator in messages dispatched by the module
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  • ... - Implements jabber server features: roster, vcard, private data, offline messages and in stream user management (create, delete, modify) ...um 100 offline chat messages for an user (set maxcount=0 to remove offline messages storage limit).<br>
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  • ...e caller and giving commands to Yate - all these by handling or generating Messages. The application then keeps running, installing message handlers, generating messages and keeping the event loop running.<br>
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  • This is a special module that allows intercepting and mangling ISUP messages that pass through the STP. ; defaultpointcode: string: DPC of the ISUP messages to match
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  • The module works by intercepting specific [[call.execute]] messages (based on the callto parameter) and redispatching the message as [[call.rou
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  • ...decisions.<br> The context parameter must be generated in the [[call.cdr]] messages by the [[CDR Build Module|cdrbuild]] module. ; This parameter must exist in the call.cdr messages by adding a line
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  • Cdrbuild module reads messages from other channel modules ([[H323_channel_module|h323chan]], [[SIP_Configu * '''status''': bool: Emit [[call.cdr]] status messages for the call duration. The default value is:
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  • ; flags: int: Miscellaneous flags for the SIP messages ; flags: int: Miscellaneous flags for the SIP messages
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  • ...param: string: Template used to build a cache entry id value when handling messages ; parameter value of handled messages)
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  • ; notify: string: Target ID for notification messages about queue activity
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  • ; waitflush: int: Milliseconds to wait at script shutdown after waiting messages
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  • The module '''msgsniff''' is for you to probe all the messages being generated and, or received by Yate. The sniffer will dump the Yate messages to output or log file.
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  • ...rator can be controlled from the rmanager as it processes "engine.command" messages or from Yate's command line. Callgen messages can be generated from Yate's command line like this:
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  • * ''events'' - this section configures the status set in resource.notify messages when a queued call status changes; ; This section configures the status set in resource.notify messages when
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  • ...ttaches data consumers by handling the [[chan.attach]] and [[chan.record]] messages.
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  • ;rmanager control return status messages:
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  • ; port on which the module listens for SNMP messages. Defaults to 161.
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  • ; role: string: Role to be set in messages sent by connections using this listener ; for INVITE/REGISTER/SUBSCRIBE/OPTIONS messages if the flood protection is on.
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  • ...ll: you can call your own Google Voice number and say check your voicemail messages.
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  • ... is an application that can be used for playing prompts to users, register messages or configure other functionalities for the users. ...caller and giving commands to Yate - all these by handling or generating [[Messages]].
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  • Messages are one of the main parts of Yate's architecture. We use them for the commu Messages can be dispatched or enqueued. Dispatching a message is done synchronously
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  • ... this library is to help you write your own scripts to handle events, send messages or set message handlers in Yate using [[External Module|external module]]. * Sending messages
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  • YAYPM allows to create deferreds for specified YATE messages. ===Waiting for messages===
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  • placing a call to 1001 you should also see some more debug messages from pbx.py.
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  • ...'' will be sent (generically handled). The handling of generically handled messages is done in other modules/external scripts. ...led request methods are requests handled directly by ysipchan module. Yate messages like ''sip.methodname'' won't be generated for them.
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  • ...p://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3428 MESSAGE request method] transports instant messages using SIP. ...can update we suggest you follow [[Using SIP MESSAGE or how to enable chat messages in SIP|this guide]].
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  • -Dt Timestamp debugging messages relative to program start Also to see the flow of the messages, use a telnet client. Connect like this:
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  • <!--To protect the signaling messages against snooping or alteration use TLS.
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  • The architecture of Yate is based on a [[Messages|message passing]] system. The architecture can be divided into four main pa ... us to have a bigger flexibility than with plain functions, mainly because messages in Yate can have an arbitrary number of parameters, and can be sent to more
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  • Below you will find a list with all standards messages in Yate. ...This allows us to have a bigger flexibility than functions, mainly because messages in Yate can have an arbitrary number of parameters.
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  • ...channels were previously connected to something some [[chan.disconnected]] messages will be sent as well.
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  • ..., default: false) set to true to generate "chan.startup" and "chan.hangup" messages for billing purposes
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  • ...ply with specific account data - typically emitting one or more user.login messages.
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  • This page describes the flow of the messages for an incoming call. The flow is the same no matter the protocol used by t Flow of messages:<br>
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  • : Almost all compilers produce confusing, unhelpful error messages when errors are detected in template code. This can make templates difficul
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  • raise debug level (debug on) and you should be able to see timer messages.
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  • * [[Messages]] Components of messages and how messages are processed by messages handlers.
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  • ...]] to get more debugging. Is is recommended to enable timestamping the log messages.
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  • :::integer specifying the number of unread (new) voice messages :::integer specifying the number of read (old) voice messages
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  • * [[Messages in JS]] Messages in JavaScript
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  • ....org/wiki/Sender_Policy_Framework SPF] records to avoid responding to spam messages. '''Messages that fail SPF check are silently dropped!''' If your messages don't seem to get through please check and fix your domain SPF records.
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  • If you are temporarily at a different address, just forward all messages you can forward the messages to a friend so that s/he can moderate
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  • The MessageQueues is a mechanism for organizing YATE's messages in different queues, identified by message name and some specified filters. ... Javascript.<br>The purpose of messageQueue mechanism is to streamline the messages processing in Yate.
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  • ...ule (the same goes for external scripts) you can have access to all Yate's messages. |class="yate-header-right"|YATE's Messages in JavaScript
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  • ...or conference room are taken from [[call.execute]] and [[call.conference]] messages.
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  • To have access to specific messages from Javascript you have to install a handler.
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  • ===Enable messages===
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  • ===Sending data by messages=== ...ively slow) method of communication between script instances is the use of messages.
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  • ===How to convert SIP headers into SIP parameters and in what messages=== On incoming messages the SIP headers are added in Yate messages as '''sip_headername''' where headername is the lowercase version of the re
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  • ...[Debugging_and,_or_Investigation_of_messages|msgsniff]] to dump the Yate's messages to an output console or log them into a file. ...an be used to change the levels for debugging. By doing this the debugging messages will be seen in the console and in the log file.
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  • '''-vvvvv''': Increase debug level. More messages will be put in the log. '''-l logfile''': Log to file named ''logfile''. Messages are appended to file if exists. The file is created if not found.
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  • This modules catches the call.cdr messages for operations "initialize", "update" and "finalize" and emits call.cdr mes
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  • <name> - name of the messages for that a handler should be installed<br/> <name> - name of the messages asked to handle<br/>
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  • * voicemail.php - users use this to listen and manage their voicemail messages. You associate a number with this service. When call to this number is name
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  • ...happenned since Yate started. With ''logview /events log'' command all the messages from the point where Yate has started to present (so you can find out the u YATE-MIB::messages.0 = Counter32: 0
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  • ====Verify messages==== * copy the output to a text editor of your choice and look for messages similar to the one below:
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  • Initially I came across some error messages of the sort:
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  • ...sten to the calls you or your customers made; you can see a diagram of the messages sent and so on! It really helps a lot with debugging, and is IMHO easier th
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  • ...onstruct the message. But in voice and video calls this is very important. Messages have to come in the same order or at least the section that handles the rec ...concerned with call signaling is used to complete the info carried by Q931 messages which is missing certain important things for a H323 transmission like the
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  • ==Generate SIP messages== SIP messages can be generated to IPv6 addresses by setting the '''ip_transport_remoteip'
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  • You can now enable chat messages between SIP clients or build custom applications based on SIP MESSAGE much ... configurations if you already allowed SIP calls in Yate, besides enabling messages in ysipchan.conf as seen in the configuration above.
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  • * ''name'' - String name of the handled messages
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  • ; allow_abort: boolean: Allow messages on level DebugFail to cause an engine abort
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  • ...ou notice that your scripts take a lot of time to handle specific requests(messages) it might be time for a little profiling.
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  • ...lter sent commands, alter received responses and return parameters in yate messages.<br> This is boolean parameter set in yate messages.<br>
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  • * Ready - The link is ready to process and deliver messages. ... two SCTP streams. Stream 0 for Link Status Messages and Stream 1 for Data Messages.<br>
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  • ...ocol stack and it was created to provide remote processing for SS7 layer 3 messages and MTP2 links termination in the IP network. It is designed in a gateway-c This traffic mode implies that gateway should send the received messages to all active clients.
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  • ...S7 SIGTRAN protocol stack and it was designed for remote processing of SS7 messages above MTP3 protocol, mostly ISUP and SCCP.<br> * Route the MTP User Part messages to the most eligible clients.
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  • ...ing Link Functional Level in MTP. It is used to route transport signalling messages between the SS7 endpoints in a SS7 network. It also provides network manage ...S7 network is uniquely identified by a Point Code (PC). The routing of the messages is performed according to the point code.
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  • * print-messages
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  • * print-messages
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  • A GT (global title) is an address used in SCCP for routing signaling messages in SS7 networks. It's unique and identifies a single destination in the SS7 print-messages=no
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  • YATE M3UA-GW has the ability to route messages to ASPs based on SCCP GT or/and SSN, in this way the SCCP is used to decode
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  • *They have the same functionality, to transport SS7 layer 3 messages over IP network. Unlike M2PA, M2UA allows remote processing for SS7 layer 2 messages.<br>
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  • The lack of connection allows to an UDP socket user to send/receive messages to/from any destination without the need to create a new socket. The TCP sockets also provides a mechanism to transmit messages form a point A to a point B but it provides sequence delivery and packet lo
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  • ===SCCP Messages=== ====Data messages====
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  • ...rk. This means that it does not process messages, instead it transfers the messages to other SS7 nodes that need to do the processing.<br/> * STP1 sends all SCCP messages to STP2.<br/>
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  • ...CP in a SEP, the SCCP must have a SCCP application above it to process the messages. This is usually a TCAP application.<br/> print-messages=true
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  • SCCP can be used to change the network type of the messages. An example for this is passing from an international to a national network * and a SEP that processes the SCCP messages (SEP1)
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  • ::A SS7 node that can be a source or destination of non-management messages
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  • Optionally, the router can be configured to allow transfer of messages between linksets turning Yate into a STP. Additional route maintenance and ...nt procedures for links and linksets. It does also handle route management messages by delivering them to the router.
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  • ... (set or reset) when an ISUP call controller receives circuit (un)blocking messages. ...call controller is doing the following: create outgoing and parse incoming messages, create data structures used to manage a call leg, assign circuits to call
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